Service No & Branch | 5783 F(P) (Orig: GD(P)) | Stream :Fighters | |||||||||||||
Date of Birth: -- --- ---- | Commissioned: 19 Dec 1959 | Course: 76 Course | |||||||||||||
Service End: | Retired on 31 Dec 1994 Superannuated | Nick Name : | |||||||||||||
Qualifications Held : | Instructor Rating: A2 | ||||||||||||||
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Wg Cdr |
Dates | Rank | Unit | Location | Appointment | Photo |
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01 Jan 1968 - 01 Jan 1970 | Flt Lt | Iraq AF | Iraq | Flying Instructor | |
01 Aug 1971 - 01 Mar 1972 | Sqn Ldr | No.122 (Ad-Hoc) Squadron | Jaisalmer | Squadron Pilot | |
- 01 Dec 1979 | Wg Cdr | 14 Wing | Chabua | Chief Operations Officer | |
16 Jan 1978 - 24 Nov 1979 | Wg Cdr | Defence Services Staff College | Wellington | Directing Staff | |
31 May 1980 - 06 Aug 1981 | Wg Cdr | No.28 Squadron | Tezpur | Commanding Officer | |
24 Aug 1981 - | Gp Capt | 15 Wing | Bareilly | Chief Operations Officer | |
01 Feb 1985 - 01 Feb 1988 | Gp Capt | Embassy of India, Iraq | Baghdad | Air Attache | |
30 Dec 1988 - 25 Nov 1990 | Air Cmde | 20 Wing | Bagdogra | Air Officer Commanding | |
26 Nov 1990 - 01 Dec 1992 | Air Cmde | Defence Services Staff College | Wellington | Head of Training Team (Air) | |
19 Oct 1992 - 30 Dec 1994 | AVM | College of Air Warfare | Secunderabad | Commandant | |
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Sqn Ldr | Jagbir Singh | 5783 F(P) | Award Date | Announced 26 Jan 1972 |
Details : | During the operations against Pakistan in December, 1971, Squadron Leader Jagbir Singh was a senior pilot of a Fighter-Bomber Squadron. On the 6th December, 1971 he carried out a tactical reconnaissance mission deep behind the enemy lines in LONGEWALA area and brought back exhaustive information of vital importance which altered the course of battle in the area to our advantage. Later, on the same day he destroyed a tank and a large number of support vehicles in the area. Again on the 9th December, 1971, after carrying out another very useful tactical reconnaissance he attacked and destroyed four tanks despite heavy ground fire. His mission contributed significantly in neutralizing the enemy thrust in the area. Throughout, Squadron Leader Jagbir Singh displayed gallantry, professional skill and devotion to duty of a high order. | |||
Unit : 122 Sqn | ||||
Reference : Gazette of India , 29th July 1972 - No.92 - Pres/72 dated 18th July 1972 |
Remarks: Blue Skies Podcast Note added: 2022-01-15 |
Blue Skies Podcast:S1Ep38: Jagbir Singh - Hunters playing havoc from Jaisalmer |
Remarks: 2011 Year End Update Note added: 2012-01-15 |
Chief Operations Officer, Chabua Commanding Officer, 28 Squadron Chief Operations Officer, Bareilly Air Attache, Embassy of India, Baghdad Air Officer Commanding, Bagdogra Head of Training Team, Defence Services Staff College Commandant, College of Air Warfare |